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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
12
Notice indicating material entered at the Sidney Nebraska post office as second class matter and listing Foreign Advertising Representative THIF. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lundgren announce the birth of a son on Tuesday November sixteenth. Miss Irene Harris returned from Grand Island to visit with her parents for a few days. Henry Wansen returned from Omaha where he has been for several days transacting business. Mrs A Knox visited from her ranch near Gurney to greet Sidney friends. W O Campbell of Jones Furniture Company left for Trinidad Colorado to spend the week visiting and handling business. Bill Lowe is recovering from an operation at Emanuel Hospital Omaha and moved to his father’s home last Saturday.
A mix of community items reports that a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Stott near Datton. Mr Scott is son in law of a local citizen. Mrs Atkins has been ill. Alliance plays our boys at Athlete Field at three. Oscar C. Waris slipped at the U S A theater stairs but was unharmed. Mrs Roche and Miss Kelly made candy for St Patrick bazaar with help from Mrs Whitelock. Harry Williams delaying move to Sidney for two months due to medical treatment.
The Knlighters of Pythias and friends filled Hardy's hall last Saturday for a dance. Between 50 and 60 couples attended, boosting receipts intended for the new hall construction.
From all reports everyone had a working time, the music and the floor being exceptionally good and the crowd a merry one. Mrs H D Hulbert of Sterling Colorado spent from Sunday to Tuesday in Sidney as the guest of her daughter Mrs A T Parks. Mrs Mattie Frost also from Sterling was a visitor at the Parks home on Sunday. Mrs Frost an aunt of Mrs Parks was en route for California where she will spend the winter.
Next week marks the formation of a basketball team from the Sunday school class of Professor Liebendorfer at Christ Episcopal church. He will train the boys and has secured the high school gym for their use.
Osborn came back Tuesday from Detroit where he attended a meeting of Dodge dealers. He expressed pleasure with the meeting’s results and was glad to return to his business. He expects to have his bust- in the near future.
Miss Misse Allen of Grand Island becomes the first Nebraska woman to qualify as an aviatrix. A Salvation Army branch opens in Alliance as the organization moves to a new home in the coming days.
There are sizes, styles and patterns to suit slender, medium and full figures. The pretty dresses are well made with select materials for durability and lasting colors. New coats for the young girls and kiddies feature Thanksgiving displays and winter coat reductions. Well made, tailored coats in practical colors and sturdy fabrics appeal to growing misses. Thanksgiving sales prompt a logical stop for winter wardrobe. stock is complete, prices and values said to be unmatched. Sales ladies ready to assist whether you buy or not.
A complete display features numerous new winter suits including plain and fur trimmed copies in all wool serge poiret twill tricotine veldyne cloth. The range covers wanted winter colors in up-to-date models, promising good fit and materials for buyers.
The Dresses presents a season with beaded Georgettes charmeuse taf feta satin and serge creations. Dozens of pretty styles in colors offer good seasonable fabrics and excellent tailoring and hand work in the Women's Ready-Wear Dept.
Numerous coats in stylish colors for winter include long, three quarter, elderly women’s, automobile wear and fur trimmed models. Materials range from Peachbloom and Allama to Yukon Plush with sizes to fit all. Durable materials, fine linings, and tailored fits offered at lowered prices. shop now.
A local department offers shelled nuts plum pudding fig pudding Leader Brand coffee and Woodward's candies along with stuffed olives fresh fruit vegetables butter and eggs. They promise low market prices quality guaranteed and prompt delivery for Thanksgiving needs.
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